Wow! looks like an opened up tin can. I'm so glad you didn't need to post about your son getting hurt. A compressor explosion is very dangerous.
My neighbor had a one year old 20 gallon compressor blow up in his shop. It was mounted up by the ceiling. It blew the ceiling up a few inches, every window in the shop was gone, a walk in door was blown open and every tool that was hanging on the wall was now laying on the floor or the benches. No one was home at the time and he had quite a surprise when he walked to the shop. The manufacturer of the compressor was contacted. The manufacturer paid for the clean up and damage and gave them a new compressor of any size they wanted to choose from. The next month there was a recall on this one compressor printed in all the farm magazines this company advertised in.
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